Which language is suitable to learn right now?🤔

@PythonPr None. Don't make that mistake. We are no longer in 1985.

@PythonPr English — that’s new programming language!

@PythonPr This question will confuse you more than making you clear to start. If I am a begginer, I'd see what interests my passion and then read about it and start doing it. Otherwise, you'll end up jumping from one language to another with no impact but wasting time.

@PythonPr English

@PythonPr Any of them. Just go build something 👍

@PythonPr Start simply with Java (Spring Boot) or C# (ASP.NET Core) because many fortune 500 companies rely on these two enterprise giants and hiring massively. Also, consider TypeScript with NestJS later if you love build web services or APIs with Node.js

@PythonPr Java is WORA (write once run anywhere)

@PythonPr Start with Python. Build with JavaScript. Scale with whatever your goals need.

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@PythonPr I always recommend Python and C++ for those who wanna work with hardware, they are goated

@PythonPr ENGLISH !

@PythonPr The best language for now is English and soon it will be your local language with AI for programming basic applications now and expected SaaS scaling applications soon

@PythonPr Python, Go or Rust for flexibility and versatility

@PythonPr JS & Python otherwise hit the oil rig.

@PythonPr typescript

@PythonPr Python. I think it's the most beginner friendly program.

@PythonPr C++ then some C and then Assembly. After that its not so hard to learn new languages.

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@PythonPr It's depends what you want in future. For me , Python.

@PythonPr Python should be the basis of all programming languages for a beginner.

@PythonPr I'm into JavaScript but I'll recommend typescript since it gives user more control over types and significantly reduces silent errors My advice though is to just do the basics and learn DSA well to optimize code that you'll mostly use AI for Coding is mostly for AI in this age

@PythonPr Python will be tool of choice for the AI world. Other than these, I would not bet on something else. Of course, there will be millions of legacy code in Java, so is now Cobol. But I think AI can automate the conversion to some efficient level.

@PythonPr Learn Chinese. You will need less token.

@PythonPr Plain C language won't ever age. Firmware embedded development, low level system programming, network programming. Plus AI will hardly beat it. Possibly it will, but it will the last one before turning lights off. Next, on this main idea goes C++, Rust.

@PythonPr Easy, it was my nickname in college... Rusty Python

@PythonPr PHP

@PythonPr English

@PythonPr Whatever gets you a job, in this market. Then I suggest spending 2 hours a night AFTER WORK to actually get good (because your job sure as Hell won't, I promise you)

@PythonPr Due to the rise of AI. Python is the king👑

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@PythonPr Python, now or never 😉😎

@PythonPr It depends on what you are working. As of today, Python, c++, Rust, Javascript. There are new Qiskit and CIRQ but can't say what will rule the future.

@PythonPr Rust and JavaScript

@PythonPr JavaScript and Python will always comes first for me. Then I learn others later.

@PythonPr Learn prompt engineering. And leverage AI chatbots or coding agents. That’s the future of software engineering… in my opinion ofcourse

@PythonPr Learn Algorithms & maths/stats. Then any language is ok…

@PythonPr C# - so you can see sharply.

@PythonPr Python

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@PythonPr Python, the father of all programming languages.